13 Charts on Q1’s Dramatic Rotation in Stocks
As Trump’s trade war led stocks to post their worst first quarter since 2022, diversification proved its worth.
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Walt Bettinger signed on as a senior advisor at Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, which bought Focus Financial in 2023. The deal will provide a significant boost to LPL, giving it Commonwealth's approximately ...
Are manufacturers falling back into a slump? ISM says tariffs depress business and raise costs.
U.S. manufacturers appear to have fallen back into a slump as they face rising prices and lower demand because of President Donald Trump's new tariffs on metals and pending levies on other foreign ...
Johnson & Johnson Down Over 5%, on Pace for Largest Percent Decrease Since March 2020 — Data Talk
Johnson & Johnson Down Over 5%, on Pace for Largest Percent Decrease Since March 2020 — Data Talk Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is currently at $156.82, down $9.02 or 5.44% --Would be lowest close since Feb ...
I invested $100,000 in the S&P 500 in February and lost $10,000. How long will it take to recover?
Dear Quentin, I made the mistake of throwing $100,000 in the S&P 500 in early February. A few days after, I lost close to $10,000 due to the drop in the market, which started toward the end of ...
'I cannot afford to lose more': What will happen to the market in April? I plan to retire in 3 years. Should I sell now?
With all that's happening in the world - including the U.S. trade war - what will or could happen in April with the U.S. markets? Should I sell some of my stocks to slow the losses recently taken? I ...
This stock doubled in the first quarter and is rallying to start the second - even as earnings expectations have declined
Shares of Thyssenkrupp, the German steel and elevator maker whose stock surged in the first quarter, were rallying again on Tuesday to start the second quarter. Thyssenkrupp shares (XE:TKA) rose 10%, ...
Why this strategist says there's still one last hurrah for the stock market before it falters
The market-timing newsletter says it has steered clients correctly in the past, such as when to buy stocks in 2002, when to exit in 2007, re-enter in early 2009 and stay invested up to 2018.
Manufacturers falling back into a slump? ISM says tariffs depress business and raise costs
American manufacturers appear to have fallen back into a slump as they face rising prices and less demand because of President Trump's new tariffs on steel and China.
U.S. Construction Spending Climbed in February
Construction spending in the U.S. picked up in February, reversing a January decline, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. U.S. construction spending increased by 0.7% to an annualized rate of $2.196 ...
U.S. job openings fell slightly ahead of Trump tariffs. What will happen next?
New openings have fallen steadily from a peak of just over 12 million in 2022. Economists say the rapid-fire efforts by the Trump administration to reshape the federal government and redraw trade ...
U.S. Hiring, Quits and Layoffs Were Steady in February
Hiring and layoffs mostly held steady in February, the Labor Department said Tuesday, showing that an equilibrium of fewer opportunities but also with few big staff reductions continued in the first ...